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The first definitive biography of basketball legend LeBron James, by the acclaimed author of Tiger Woods.
LeBron James is the greatest basketball player of the twenty-first century and vying with Michael Jordan as the greatest of all time. The reigning king of the game, LeBron…
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Lebron does not put you in the mind of just a NBA player, but a businessman, a philanthropist, a husband, father, and ultimately a champion, and in reading the headspace, trials, and tribulations of a champion, it truly allowed me to feel like I had the tools to become a champion myself.
The novel is written in such a way that the reader really feels like they are inside LeBron’s headspace in all its moments.
Chronologically weaving an engaging tale that kept me turning the page. In its sections that retold NBA championships, it was written in vivid detail, flashy,…
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